Frequently Asked Question

Q: How will I know my application was received?
A: When you apply for a specific position, you will receive an automated e-mail from
"CHS Recruiting" confirming that your application for that specific position was
received.

Q: Who reviews my information when I apply for a position?
A: Your application is sent directly to the hiring manager of the position for which you
applied. This process allows your application to be reviewed in a timely manner.

Q: Do I have to apply for each position individually?
A: Yes. You must apply separately for each position for which you wish to be
considered.

Q: How will I be notified if a manager wants to interview me for a position?
A: If you are chosen for an interview, a hiring manager will contact you by telephone to
arrange the interview time, date and location.

Q: How/when should I follow up if I have not heard back from anyone?
A: If you have received an automated notification that your application was received, your application is considered "under review" by the hiring manager for the position. Due to the volume of applications received, the automated e-mail system is used to provide status updates to applicants when available.

Q: Do I have to attach a resume and cover letter to my profile?
A: It is not required that you attach or upload any documents; however, attaching a resume and/or cover letter provides an additional resource for the manager who will review your qualifications for a position.

Helpful Hints:

Write down and save your user name and password.

Remember to check your e-mail regularly for updates from the applicant system.

Review the information on your application to ensure it is accurate and complete.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.*ER wait times are door to clinical professional and can change quickly depending on the urgency of patients that arrive by ambulance. Lutheran Health Network provides care to patients with life-threatening illnesses first.
Patients are seen in order of severity, therefore, your spot may not be guaranteed. In case of a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
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